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1.

• Englishflashback

• Englisha dramatic device in which an earlier event is inserted into the normal chronological flow of a narrative

• Chinese

• Mandarin倒敘

• Finnishtakauma

• Frenchflashback

• GermanRückblende

• Japaneseフラッシュバック

• Korean플래시백

• Malayimbas kembali

• Norwegian

• Bokmåltilbakeblikk

• Nynorsktilbakeblikk

• Portugueseflashback

• Russianфлэшбэ́кобра́тный кадр

• Spanishanalepsis

2.

• Englishbusiness as usual

• EnglishThe normal course of an activity, in circumstances that are out of the ordinary

• Frenchcomme si de rien n'était

• GermanTagesgeschäft

• Russianобы́чный поря́док ве́дения дел

• Spanishcomo si nada ocurriera, zona de conflicto

3.

• Englishabnormal

• Englishnot conforming to rule or syste

• Arabicغَيْر طَبِيعِيّ

• Egyptian Arabicمش طبيعي

• Asturiananormal

• Bulgarianнеправилен, необичаен, ненормален, противоестествен

• Catalananormal

• Chinese

• Mandarin異常

• Czechabnormální

• Danishunormal, abnor

• Dutchabnormaal

• Estonianebanormaalne

• Finnishepänormaali, poikkeava

• Frenchinhabituel, hors norme, exceptionnel, anormal

• Galiciananormal

• Germanunnormal, ungewöhnlich

• Irishmínormálta, neamhghnách

• Italiananormale, anomalo

• Japanese不自然

• Malayabnormal

• Norwegianabnor, anormal, unormal

• Persianغیر عادی

• Portugueseanormal

• Romaniananormalnenormal

• Russianненорма́льный

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicа̏бнорма̄лан

• Romanȁbnormālan

• Spanishanormal

• Swedishonormal

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• Englishabnormal

• Englishof or pertaining to behaviour that deviates from norms

• Asturiananormal

• Catalananormal

• Czechabnormální

• Danishunormal, anormal, abnor

• Dutchabnormaal, afwijkend

• Estonianebanormaalne

• Finnishepänormaali, poikkeava

• Frenchanormal

• Galiciananormal

• Germananormal, abnormal

• Hungarianrendellenes

• Irishmínormálta

• Italiananormale, anomalo

• Japanese異常

• Norwegianabnor, anormal, unormal

• Persianآنرمال

• Portugueseanormal

• Romaniananormalnenormal

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicа̏бнорма̄лан

• Romanȁbnormālan

• Spanishanormal

• Swedishabnor

• Volapüknenomik

• Esperantochecknenormala

• Interlinguacheckanormal

• Idocheckanomala

• Malayalamcheckഅസാധാരണം

• Mandarincheck不正常

• Swedishcheckabnor

• Volapükchecknenomik

• Turkishcheckanormal

• Vietnamesecheckkhông bình thường, checkkhác thường, checkdị thường

4.

• Englishpremium

• Englisha bonus paid in addition to normal payments

• Dutchpremie

• Hungarianprémiu

• Norwegian

• Bokmålbonustillegg

• Polishpremia

• Russianнадба́вка

• Tagalogprima

5.

• Englishultra-

• Englishgreater than normal quantity or importance

• Japanesel超

• Malayultra-

• Russianсверх-

• Scottish gaelicos-

6.

• Englishfat

• Englishcarrying a larger than normal amount of fat on one's body

• Albaniantrashë

• Arabicسَمِين, بَدِين

• Egyptianتخين

• Armenianգեր, qualifierhy

• Aromaniangras

• Bashkirһимеҙ

• Belarusianто́ўсты

• Bulgarianдебе́л

• Burmeseဝ

• Catalangras

• Chinese

• Mandarin胖

• Min Dong肥

• Czechtlustý

• Danishfed

• Dolganэмис

• Dutchvet, dik, gezet, corpulent, volslank

• Esperantograsa, korpulenta

• Faroesefeitur, tjúkkur

• Finnishlihava, läski (derogatory), paksu

• Frenchgros, gras

• Friuliangras

• Georgianმსუქანი

• Germandick, fett

• Greekλιπαρός, παχύς

• Ancientπαχύς

• Hebre שמן

• Hindiमोटा

• Hungariankövér

• Icelandicfeitur

• Idogrosa

• Indonesiangemuk

• Sundaneselintuh

• Interlinguagrasse

• Irishramhar, feolmhar

• Old Irishremor

• Isanneeded

• Italiangrasso

• Japanese太る肥満

• Khmerធាត់

• Korean뚱뚱하다

• Kurdish

• Soraniقه‌ڵه‌و

• Laoຕຸ້ຍ

• Latinobēsus, gurduscrassus

• Latvianresns, trekns, tauks

• Lithuanianstorasriebus

• Luxembourgishdéck

• Lüneeded

• Macedonianдебел, згоен

• Malaygemuk

• Manxroauyr

• Mongolianneeded

• Neapolitanciccione

• Normangras qualifier

• Northern Thaineeded

• Norwegianfeit, korpulent

• Occitangròs

• Old Saxonthikki, fētid

• Persianفربه

• Polishgruby

• Portuguesegordo, obeso

• Quechuaraku

• Rohingyamutha

• Romaniangras

• Romanschgrass

• Russianто́лстый, по́лный, ту́чный, жи́рный

• Sardiniangrassu

• Scottish gaelicreamhar

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicдѐбео, го̏ја̄зан, ту̑ст

• Romandèbeo, gȍjāzan, tȗst

• Shanneeded

• Sicilianrossu

• Slovaktučný, tlstý

• Slovenedebel

• Spanishgordo

• Swedishfet, tjock

• Thaiอ้วน

• Turkishşişman

• Ukrainianто́встий, жи́рний, дебе́лий

• Urduموٹا

• Venetiangrasosmorbio

• Vietnamesemập

• Welshtew

7.

• Englishboarding school

• Englishschool which provides board and lodging

• Armenianգիշերօթիկ

• Chinese

• Mandarin寄宿學校

• Czechinternátní škola

• Danishkostskole

• Finnishsisäoppilaitos

• Frenchpensionnat

• GermanInternat

• Greekοικοτροφείο

• Irishscoil chónaithe

• Italiancollegiointernato

• Japanese寄宿学校

• Normanpensionnat

• Malaysekolah berasrama

• Manxscoill oastys

• Norwegianinternatskole

• Portuguesecolégio interno gpt

• Romanianșcoală-internat

• Russianинтерна́тшко́ла-интерна́т

• Spanishinternado

• Swedishinternatskola

• Turkishyatılı okul

• Welshysgol breswyl

8.

• Englishallodynia

• Englishpain produced by innocuous stimulation of normal skin

• Portuguesealodinia

9.

• English-ly

• Englishused to form adverbs from adjectives

• Aragonesemén

• Armenianբար, որեն

• Basqueeki

• Catalan-ment

• Chinese

• Mandarinqualifiercmn

• Danisht

• Dutch(the adverb is usually the same as the adjective: no change in form), -erwijs, -lijk

• Esperantoe

• Estonianlt

• Faroeseliga

• Finnish-sti

• French-ment

• Galician-mente

• Georgianდ

• Germanqualifierde-lich

• Greekά, ώς qualifier

• Hebre ב־

• Hungarian-en

• Icelandiclega

• Idoe

• Igbona

• Italian-mente

• Japaneseくく,

• Normanment

• Latinē, iter

• Latviani

• Lithuaniani

• Mongolianхан

• Navajogo

• Neapolitanmente

• Persianـانه

• Polisho

• Portuguese-mente

• Russian-о, -е, по-...-ски qualifier

• Sanskritneeded

• Spanish-mente

• Swedish-t, -en, ligen, -vis

• Turkishbir şekilde

10.

• Englishincumbent

• Englishholder of a position to a market that allows to earn above-normal profits

• GermanPlatzhirsch

11.

• Englishmainstream

• Englishused or accepted broadly, common, usual or conventional

• Chinese

• Mandarin主流

• Esperantoĉefstila

• Finnishvaltavirtaa edustava, valtavirta-

• Frenchcommercial

• GermanMainstream

• Greekκυρίαρχο ρεύμα

• Irishlárshrutha, príomhshrutha

• Japanese主流

• Portugueseconvencional

• Russianмейнстри́мовыйосновно́й, магистра́льный

• Spanishnormal, aceptado, tipico, cotidiano, convencional

12.

• Englishminiature

• Englishsmaller than normal

• Hungarianminiatűr

• Maorimākari

• Norwegian

• Bokmålminiatyr-

• Nynorskminiatyr-

• Russianминиатю́рный

13.

• Englishperpendicular

• Englishline or plane

• Catalanporpendicular

• Czechkolmice

• Dutchloodlijn

• Finnishkohtisuora

• Frenchperpendiculaire

• Hebre מאונךניצב

• Navajokʼéhézdongo ahidiiʼá

• Polishprostopadła

• Portugueseperpendicular

• Romanianperpendiculară

• Russianперпендикуля́р

• Swedishnormal

• Turkishdik

• West frisianleadline

14.

• Englishnormalization

• Englishany process that makes something more normal or regular

• Chinese

• Mandarin正常化正規化

• Frenchnormalisation

• GermanNormalisierung

• Hebre נרמול

• Italiannormalizzazione

• Japanese正常化正規化ノーマライゼーション

• Normannormalisâtion

• Portuguesenormalização

• Russianнормализа́ция

• Spanishnormalización

• Vietnamesethông thường hoá

15.

• Englishheavy water

• Englishwater containing deuterium instead of normal hydrogen

• Chinese

• Mandarin重水

• Danishtungt vand

• Dutchzwaar water

• Faroesetungt vatn

• Finnishraskas vesi

• Frencheau lourde

• Germanschweres Wasser

• Icelandicþungt vatn

• Indonesianair berat

• Italianacqua pesante

• Japanese重水

• Kazakhауыр су

• Navajotó nidaaz

• Norwegian

• Bokmåltungtvann

• Nynorsktungtvatn

• Polishciężka woda

• Portugueseágua pesada

• Romanianapă grea

• Russianтяжёлая вода́

• Spanishagua pesada

• Swedishtungt vatten

• Tagalogmabigat na tubig, tubig na mabigat

16.

• Englishtemperament

• Englisha person's normal manner of thinking, behaving or reacting

• Arabicطبع

• Chinese

• Mandarin氣質

• Dutchtemperament

• Esperantohumoro

• Finnishluonne, temperamentti

• Frenchtempérament

• GermanTemperamentVeranlagung

• Hebre מֶזֶג

• Italiantemperamento

• Japanese気質気性性格

• Persianخو

• Portuguesetemperamento

• Russianтемпера́ментнрав

• Scottish gaelicnàdar

• Spanishtemperamento

17.

• Englishrecovery

• Englishreturn to normal health

• Catalanrecuperació

• Chinese

• Mandarin復原复苏

• Czechzotavení

• Dutchherstel

• Finnishparaneminen, elpyminen

• Frenchguérison

• GermanGenesungGesundung

• Hungariangyógyulás

• Irishbiseach

• Italianrecupero

• Japanese回復

• Kurdish

• Soraniچاکبوونه‌وه‌

• Maorimātūtūtanga

• Portugueserecuperação

• Russianвыздоровле́ние

• Serbo-Croatianoporavoporavak

• Spanishrecuperación

• Swedishåterhämtning

18.

• Englishviolin

• Englishstring instrument

• Afrikaansviool

• Albanianviolina

• Arabicكَمَان

• Moroccan Arabicكمانجة

• Armenianջութակ

• Asturianviolín

• Azeriskripka

• Basquebiolin

• Belarusianскры́пка

• Bengaliবেহালা

• Bretonvioloñs

• Bulgarianцигу́лка

• Burmeseတယော

• Catalanviolí

• Chinese

• Cantonese小提琴

• Mandarin小提琴

• Crimean Tatarkemane

• Czechhousle

• Danishviolin

• Dutchviool, vedel

• Esperantoviolono

• Estonianviiul

• Faroeseviolin

• Finnishviulu

• Frenchviolon

• Galicianviolín

• Georgianვიოლინო

• GermanGeigeViolineFiedel

• Greekβιολί

• Greenlandicagiaq

• Hebre כינור

• Hindiवायलिनसारंगी

• Hungarianhegedű

• Icelandicfiðla

• Idoviolino

• Indonesianbiola

• Irishveidhlín

• Italianviolino

• Japaneseバイオリン

• Kalmykхур

• Kazakhскрипка

• Khmerវីយោឡុង

• Korean바이올린

• Kurdishkemanviyolîn

• Kyrgyzскрипка

• Laoຊຶງ

• Latin(Modern Latin) violinu

• Latvianvijole, smuika

• Lithuaniansmuikas

• Lojbanjgitrviolino

• Low German

• German Low GermanVigelien

• Macedonianвиолина

• Malaybiola

• Marathiवायोलिन

• Mongolianхийл хөгжим

• Norwegian

• Bokmålfiolin

• Nynorskfiolin

• Occitanviolon

• Persianویولن

• Polishskrzypce

• Portugueseviolino

• Punjabiਵਾਇਲਿਨ

• Quechuawiyulin

• Romanianvioară

• Romanschgìa

• Russianскри́пка

• Scottish gaelicfidheall

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicвиолина

• Romanviolina

• Slovakhusle

• Sloveneviolina

• Spanishviolín

• Swahilifidla

• Swedishfiol

• Tagalogbiyolin

• Tajikскрипкакамонча

• Tamilவயலின்

• Tatarскрипка

• Teluguవయోలిన్

• Thaiไวโอลิน

• Turkishkeman

• Turkmenskripka

• Ukrainianскри́пка

• Urduسارنگی

• Uyghurئىسكىرىپكا

• Uzbekskripka

• Vietnamesevĩ cầ

• Volapükviäl

• Walloonviolon

• Waray-Waraybiyolin

• Welshfeiolin

• West frisianfioele

• Yiddishפֿידל

• Zhuangsiuj dizginz

• Zuluivayolini

19.

• Englishsubliminal message

• Englishmessage under normal perception

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarin潛意識訊息

• Czechpodprahový signál

• Dutchsubliminale reclame

• Esperantosublima mesaĝo

• Finnishsubliminaalinen viesti

• Frenchmessage subliminal

• Germanunterschwellige Werbung

• Hebre מסר תת סיפי

• Italianmessaggio subliminale

• Latinperceptio subliminalis

• Polishpercepcja podprogowa

• Portuguesemensagem subliminar

• Romanianmesaj subliminal

• Russian25-й кадр (25-y kadr)

• Spanishmensaje subliminal

• Swedishsubliminal perception

• Japaneseサブリミナル効果

• Korean서브리미널 광고

20.

• Englishwidescreen

• Englishscreen with a wider than normal aspect ratio

• Dutchbreedbeeld

• Finnishlaajakuva

• Frenchpanoramique

• Greekευρεία οθόνη

• Japaneseワイドスクリーン

• Malayskrin lebar, layar lebar

• Marathiवाइड्स्क्रीन

21.

• Englishkyphosis

• Englishabnormal curvature of the spine

• Czechhyperkyfóza

• Finnishkyfoosi, kyttyräselkäisyys

• Galiciancifose

• Portuguesecifose

• Romaniancifoză

• Spanishcifosis

22.

• Englishreverse

• Englishrail transport, of points: to move from the normal position to the reverse position

• Romanianinversa

23.

• Englishhigh-speed

• Englishoperates at greater than normal speed

• Chinese

• Mandarin高速

• Finnishnopea

• Georgianსწრაფმავალი

• Germanhochtourig qualifier

• Japanese高速

• Korean고속

• Norwegian

• Bokmålhurtiggående

• Russianвысо́коскоростно́й, скоростно́й

• Turkishyüksek devirli qualifier

24.

• Englishdiet

• Englishcontaining lower-than-normal amounts of calories

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishvähäkalorinen

• Hungariandiétás

• Portuguesediet

• Russianдиети́ческий

25.

• Englishout of order

• Englishout of normal sequence

• Dutchniet op volgorde

• Frenchdéclassé

26.

• Englishexcite

• Englishto cause an electron to move to a higher than normal state

• Bulgarianвъзбуждам

• Czechexcitovat

• Dutchexciteren

• Finnishvirittää

• Frenchexciter

• Hebre עורר

• Italianeccitare

• Japanese励起

• Russianвозбужда́ть

• Spanishexcitar

• Swahilikusisimua

• Georgiancheckაღელვება, checkაღგზნება

• Idocheckecitar

• Spanishcheckexcitar

27.

• Englishtranscendence

• Englishthe state of being beyond the range of normal perception

• Frenchtranscendance

• Greekυπέρβαση

• Romaniantranscendență

• Swedishtranscendens

28.

• Englishhave

• Englishauxiliary used in forming the perfect and the past perfect tenses

• Basquebehar izan

• Danishhave

• Dutchhebben, zijn

• Esperantoesti, jam#Esperantowith verb in simple tense

• Finnisholla

• Frenchavoir qualifierfor some intransitive verbs and all reflexive verbs

• Germanhaben, sein

• Greekέχω

• Ancientqualifier

• Icelandichafa

• Istriotavì

• Italianavere qualifierfor some intransitive verbs and all reflexive verbs

• Latinqualifierlala

• Lojbanba'o

• Macedonianима

• North Frisianqualifierfrr

• Norwegianhar hat

• Novialha

• Old Englishhabban

• Old Frenchavoir, aveir

• Old Saxonhebbian

• Portugueseusually translated with the preterite indicative, with or without the adverb mjá

• Romanianavea

• Scottish gaelicbi

• Spanishhaber

• Swedishha

• Welshbod

• Yiddishהאָבן

29.

• Englishnatural

• Englishas expected

• Armenianբնական

• Czechpřirozený

• Dutchnormaal

• Finnishnormaali, tavallinen, tavanomainen, luonnollinen, luonteva

• Frenchnormal, naturel

• Georgianბუნებრივი, ნორმალური, ჩვეულებრივი

• Hungariantermészetes

• Italiannaturale

• Japanese当然当たり前

• Latviannormāls

• Macedonianприроден

• Norwegiannormal

• Polishnaturalny

• Portuguesenormal

• Romaniannatural

• Russianесте́ственный

• Scottish gaelicnàdarrach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпри́родно, но̏рма̄лно

• Romanprírodno, nȍrmālno

30.

• Englishanomaly

• Englishdeviation from nor

• Bulgarianаномалия

• Chinese

• Mandarin異常

• Dutchafwijking, anomalie, abnormaliteit

• Finnishanomalia, poikkeavuus qualifier

• Frenchanomalie

• GermanAnomalie

• Greekανωμαλία

• Hungariananomália, rendellenesség, szabálytalanság, eltérés

• Irishaimhrialtacht

• Italiananomalia

• Japanese例外

• Persianناهنجاری

• Polishanomalia

• Portugueseanomalia

• Romaniananomalie

• Russianанома́лия

• Spanishanomalía

• Swedishavvikelse

• Turkishdenksizlik, fevkaladelik, olağandışılık

• 
  

• Englishanomaly

• Englishbiological defect or malformation

• Bulgarianаномалия

• Dutchafwijking, anomalie, misvorming

• Greekανωμαλία

• Irishaimhrialtacht

• Italiananomalia

• Romaniananomalie

• Serbo-Croatiancheckanomalija

• Indonesiancheckanomali, checktak normal, checktak lazi

31.

• Englishco-brother-in-law

• Englishone's spouse's brother-in-law

• Armenianքենակալ (k’enakal) glossless precisely փեսա (p’esa) gloss

• Catalanconcunyat

• Chinese襟兄 (jīnxiōng) glosswife's sister's husband, who is younger than onesel

• Esperantokunbofrato

• Frenchco-beau-frère, qualifierbrother-in-law

• Galicianconcuñado

• Germanqualifierde

• Greekμπατζανάκης

• Icelandicsvili

• Inupiakaŋayunġuq glossspouse of younger sibling

• Italianconcognato

• Japanese相婿

• Korean동서 (同壻) (dongseo) gloss

• Malaybiras gloss

• Nahuatlchahuatetl

• Portugueseconcunhado

• Russianсвояк (svoják) qualifiernormal use зять (zjat’) gloss

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпашеног, пашaнац

• Romanpašènog, pašánac

• Spanishconcuñado

• Tagalogbilas gloss

• Turkishbacanak gloss

32.

• Englishkosher

• Englishfiguratively, normal or standard

• Czechkošer

• Frenchcasher

• Hungariankóser

• Romaniancușer

33.

• Englishsummary

• Englishcutting the procedures of a normal trial

• Finnishpika-, summittainen

• Portuguesesumário, resumir

• Spanishsumario

• Bulgariancheckрезюме

• Italiancheckestrattosommario

• Dutchchecksummier

• Frenchchecksommaire

34.

• Englishextracurricular

• Englishoutside of the normal curriculum of an educational establishment

• Chinese

• Mandarin課外

• Finnishlukujärjestyksen ulkopuolinen

• Frenchparascolaire, périscolaire, extrascolaire

• Germanaußerschulisch

• Japanese課外

• Normanextra-tchuthitchulaithe qualifier

• Russianвнекла́ссный, внеуро́чный, внеаудито́рный, внепрогра́ммный

• Spanishextracurricular

• Swedishfritids-, utanför schemat

• Turkishmüfredat dışı

35.

• Englishcut

• Englishcolloquial: circumcised (see also circumcised)

• Greekπεριτετμημένος

• Italiancirconciso

• Portuguesecircuncidado

• Russianобре́заный

• Spanishcircuncidado

• 
  

• Englishcut

• Englishlower than normal rate

• Danishnedsættelse

• Finnishleikattu, alennettu

• Frenchbaisse

• Italianriduzione

• Portugueseredução

36.

• Englishover the top

• Englishbeyond normal, expected, or reasonable limits, excessive, exaggerated

• Czechpřehnaný

• Finnishliikaa

• Germanübertrieben, zu viel des Guten

• Macedonianпретеран

• Portugueseacima do limite (normal), excessivo, exagerado

• Romanianexagerat, din cale-afară

• Spanishsubido de tono

• Turkishaşırı, fazladan, haddinden fazla

37.

• Englishabort

• Englishbiology: to become checked in normal development

• Dutchonvolgroeid blijven

• Swahiliaviya

• Swedishförkrympa, bli rudimentär

38.

• Englishdumping

• Englishselling goods at less than their normal price, especially in the export market

• Chinese

• Mandarin傾銷

• Finnishdumppaaminen, dumppaus

• Frenchdumping

• GermanDumping

• Japanese不当廉売ダンピング

• Korean덤핑

• Portuguesedumping

• Romaniandumping, vânzare sub valoarea mărfii

• Russianде́мпингбро́совый э́кспорт

• Tagalogpagtatambak

39.

• Englishright

• English(intransitive) to return to normal upright position

• Finnishoieta, nousta pystyyn

• Frenchse redresser

• Macedonianисправа

• Portugueseendireitar-se

• Swedishräta upp sig

40.

• Englishembarrassing

• Englishcausing embarrassment

• Chinese好糗

• Czechtrapný

• Dutchgênant

• Esperantoneeded

• Estonianpiinlik

• Frenchembarrassantgênant

• Germanpeinlich

• Hungarianqualifierhugázos, gáz, qualifierhu

• Italianimbarazzante

• Laoneeded

• Latindifficilis

• Norwegianpinlig

• Portugueseembaraçoso, constrangedor

• Russianсмущающий

• Serbo-Croatianpostiđujući

• Spanishvergonzoso

• Swedishpinsa, genant

• Thaineeded

41.

• Englishheavy water|heavy water

• Englishwater containing deuterium instead of normal hydrogen

• Chinese

• Mandarin重水

• Danishtungt vand

• Dutchzwaar water

• Faroesetungt vatn

• Finnishraskas vesi

• Frencheau lourde

• Germanschweres Wasser

• Icelandicþungt vatn

• Indonesianair berat

• Italianacqua pesante

• Japanese重水

• Kazakhауыр су

• Navajotó nidaaz

• Norwegian

• Bokmåltungtvann

• Nynorsktungtvatn

• Polishciężka woda

• Portugueseágua pesada

• Romanianapă grea

• Russianтяжёлая вода́

• Spanishagua pesada

• Swedishtungt vatten

• Tagalogmabigat na tubig, tubig na mabigat

42.

• Englishdehydration

• Englishcondition in which water in the body drops below normal levels

• Arabicجَفاف

43.

• Englishheather|common

• Englishusual

• Arabicشَائِع

• Armenianսովորական

• Asturiancomún

• Bulgarianобикновен

• Catalancomú

• Chinese

• Mandarin通常平常

• Czechběžný

• Danishalmindelig, vanlig, sædvanlig

• Dutchgemeen, gemene, gewoon, gewone

• Esperantoordinara

• Finnishyleinen, tavallinen

• Frenchcommun

• Galiciancomún

• Georgianჩვეულებრივი, ხშირი

• Germannicht ungewöhnlich, gewöhnlich, häufig, normal

• Greekκοινός, συνηθισμένος

• Hebre שכיח

• Idoordinara

• Interlinguacommun

• Irishcoitianta

• Italiancomune

• Japanese通常平常

• Khmerទូទៅ

• Korean통상

• Malaybiasa

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegianvanlig

• Persianرایجشایعمعمول

• Polishzwykłypowszedni

• Portuguesecomum

• Romanianobișnuit, uzual, comun

• Russianобы́чный, обы́денный, повседне́вный, обыкнове́нный

• Scottish gaeliccumanta, àbhaisteach, coitcheann

• Spanishcomún

• Swedishvanlig

• Tagalogpambalana, balana

• Teluguమామూలు (maamoolu)

• Thaineeded

• Turkishneeded

• Vietnamesethường, thông thường

• Walloonordinaire

44.

• Englishpathology

• Englishan abnormality

• Chinese

• Mandarin病理

• Dutchpathologie

• Finnishpoikkeama

• Frenchpathologie

• GermanPathologie

• Greekπαθολογία

• Hebre פתולוגיה

• Icelandicsjúklegt ástand

• Italianpatologia

• Japanese病理

• Korean병리

• Polishpatologia

• Portuguesepatologia

• Romanianpatologie

• Russianпатоло́гия

• Serbo-Croatianpatològija

• Spanishpatología

• Turkishpatoloji

• Vietnamesebệnh, bệnh tật, bệnh lý (

45.

• Englishnormal school

• Englishschool for training teachers

• Chinese

• Mandarin師範學校, 师范学校

• Finnishnormaalikoulu

• Spanishescuela normal

46.

• Englishextrasensory perception

• Englishsupposed ability to obtain information without the use of normal sensory channels

• Catalanpercepció extrasensorial

• Chinese

• Mandarin超感官知覺

• Czechmimosmyslové vnímání

• Danishextra-sensorisk perception

• Dutchbuitenzintuiglijke waarneming

• Estonianmeelteväline taju

• Finnishyliaistinen havaitseminen

• Frenchperceptions extra-sensorielles

• Germanaußersinnliche Wahrnehmung

• Greekεξωαισθητηριακή αντίληψη

• Hebre תפיסה על-חושית

• Icelandicauka-athyglisskynjun

• Italianpercezione extrasensoriale

• Japanese超能力

• Korean초감각적 지각

• Malayalamആറാം ഇന്ദ്രിയം

• Norwegianekstrasensorisk persepsjon

• Polishpostrzeganie pozazmysłowe

• Portuguesepercepção extrassensorial

• Russianэкстрасе́нсорное восприя́тиевнечу́вственное восприя́тие

• Slovakmimozmyslové vnímanie

• Spanishpercepción extrasensorial

• Swedishextrasensorisk perception

• Thaiสัมผัสที่หก

• Turkishduyular-dışı algılama, DDA, duyular-dışı idrak, DDİ

• Ukrainianекстрасенсорне сприйняття

47.

• Englishdown|cut

• Englishcolloquial: circumcised (see also circumcised)

• Greekπεριτετμημένος

• Italiancirconciso

• Portuguesecircuncidado

• Russianобре́заный

• Spanishcircuncidado

• 
  

• Englishdown|cut

• Englishlower than normal rate

• Danishnedsættelse

• Finnishleikattu, alennettu

• Frenchbaisse

• Italianriduzione

• Portugueseredução

48.

• Englishinstitutionalize

• Englishto establish as a normal practice

• Chinese

• Mandarin体制化

• Danishinstitutionalisere

• Finnishinstitutionaalistaa, vakiinnuttaa

• Frenchinstitutionnaliser

• Germaninstitutionalisieren

• Lithuanianinstitucionalizuoti

• Polishzinstytucjonalizować

• Russianинституционализи́ровать

• Tagalogisatatag

49.

• Englishclairvoyant

• Englishable to see things that cannot be perceived by the normal senses

• Bulgarianпроницателен

• Czechjasnovidný

• Danishclairvoyant, synsk

• Dutchparagnost

• Finnishselvänäköinen

• Galicianclarividente

• Germanhellseherisch

• Italianprognosticosensitivo

• Macedonianвидовит

• Portugueseclarividente

• Russianяснови́дящий

• Spanishclarividente

• Swedishklärvoajant, synsk

• 
  

• Englishclairvoyant

• Englishperson able to see things that cannot be perceived by the normal senses

• Bulgarianясновидец

• Czechjasnovidec

• Finnishselvänäkijä

• GermanHellseher

• Italianchiaroveggentesensitivo

• Macedonianјасновидец

• Polishjasnowidz

• Portugueseclarividentevidente

• Russianяснови́дец

• Serbo-Croatianјасновидац

• Swedishklärvoajant

50.

• Englishcommon

• Englishusual

• Arabicشَائِع

• Armenianսովորական

• Asturiancomún

• Bulgarianобикновен

• Catalancomú

• Chinese

• Mandarin通常平常

• Czechběžný

• Danishalmindelig, vanlig, sædvanlig

• Dutchgemeen, gemene, gewoon, gewone

• Esperantoordinara

• Finnishyleinen, tavallinen

• Frenchcommun

• Galiciancomún

• Georgianჩვეულებრივი, ხშირი

• Germannicht ungewöhnlich, gewöhnlich, häufig, normal

• Greekκοινός, συνηθισμένος

• Hebre שכיח

• Idoordinara

• Interlinguacommun

• Irishcoitianta

• Italiancomune

• Japanese通常平常

• Khmerទូទៅ

• Korean통상

• Malaybiasa

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegianvanlig

• Persianرایجشایعمعمول

• Polishzwykłypowszedni

• Portuguesecomum

• Romanianobișnuit, uzual, comun

• Russianобы́чный, обы́денный, повседне́вный, обыкнове́нный

• Scottish gaeliccumanta, àbhaisteach, coitcheann

• Spanishcomún

• Swedishvanlig

• Tagalogpambalana, balana

• Teluguమామూలు (maamoolu)

• Thaineeded

• Turkishneeded

• Vietnamesethường, thông thường

• Walloonordinaire

51.

• Englishidiot

• Englishperson who lacks the capacity to develop beyond the mental age of a normal four-year-old

• Greekιδιώτης

• Latvianidiots

• Persianکالیو

52.

• Englishalogia

• Englishlack of additional, unprompted content in normal speech

• Portuguesealogia

53.

• Englishplain

• Englishcomputing: containing no non-printing characters

• Catalannet

• Dutchkaal

• Japanese平

• Portuguesesimples

• Spanishcon caracteres normales, libre de caracteres especiales, sin caracteres especiales

54.

• Englishinsensitive

• Englishnot having normal physical feeling

• Catalaninsensible

• Finnishtunnoton, turta

• Frenchinsensible

• Japanese平気無神経鈍感

• Norwegian

• Bokmålufølso

• Spanishinsensible

• 
  

• Englishinsensitive

• Englishnot having normal emotional feelings, cold, tactless, undiplomatic

• Catalaninsensible

• Finnishtunteeton, kylmä

• Frenchinsensible

• Japanese平気無神経鈍感

• Norwegian

• Bokmålufølso

• Portugueseinsensível

• Spanishinsensible

• Swedishokänslig, känslolös

55.

• Englishsubnormal

• Englishless than normal

• Irishfonormálta

• Italiansubnormale

• Manxfo-reilt

• Spanishsubnormal

56.

• Englishnorm

• Englishthat which is normal

• Bashkirнорма

• Belarusianно́рма

• Bulgarianно́рма

• Chinese

• Mandarin規範

• Czechnorma

• Danishnorm

• Esperantonormo

• Finnishnormi

• Frenchnorme

• Georgianნორმა

• GermanRegel

• Hungariannorma

• Italiannorma

• Japaneseノルマ規範

• Norwegiannor

• Persianهنجارنُرم

• Polishnorma

• Portuguesenorma

• Romaniannormă

• Russianно́рма

• Slovaknorma

• Spanishnorma

• Swedishnor

• Ukrainianно́рма

57.

• Englishnormality

• Englishstate of being normal

• Arabicالحَالَة الطَبِيعِيَّة

• Armenianնորմալություն

• Bulgarianнормалност

• Catalannormalitat

• Chinese

• Mandarin正常正規, 正规

• Czechnormálnost

• Danishnormalitet

• Dutchnormaliteit

• Esperantonormaleco

• Estoniannormaalsus

• Finnishtavallisuus, tavanomaisuus, normaalius

• Frenchnormalité

• Georgianნორმალობა

• GermanNormalität

• Greekκανονικότητα

• Hebre נורמליות

• Hungarianszabályszerűség, természetszerűség

• Irishnormáltacht

• Italiannormalità

• Japanese正常

• Korean정상

• Latviannormālumsparastums

• Lithuaniannormalumas

• Norwegiannormalitet

• Polishnormalność

• Portuguesenormalidade

• Romaniannormalitate

• Russianнорма́льность

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicнормалност

• Romannormalnost

• Slovaknormálnosť

• Slovenenormalnost

• Spanishnormalidad

• Swedishnormalitet

• Turkishnormallik

• Ukrainianнормальність

• 
  

• Englishnormality

• English(chemistry) concentration of a solution

• Finnishnormaalisuus

• GermanÄquivalentkonzentration

• Latviannormalitāte

• Polishnormalność

• Tagalogkadaniwan

• 
  

• Englishnormality

• English(mathematics) measure

• Finnishnormaalisuus, normaalijakautuneisuus

• Irishnormalacht

• Tagalogpagkadaniw

• Romanianchecknormalitate

58.

• Englishvolatile

• Englishevaporating or vaporizing readily under normal conditions

• Afrikaansvlugtig

• Chinese

• Mandarin易揮發的

• Czechprchavý

• Dutchvluchtig

• Finnishhaihtuva

• Frenchvolatil

• Germanvolatil

• Greekπτητικός

• Hebre נדיף

• Hungarianillékony

• Italianvolatile

• Japanese揮発性

• Javaneseneeded

• Korean휘발성의

• Malaymeruap

• Manxso-ghaalagh

• Maoritākohukohu

• Norwegianflyktig

• Ossetianсысгæ

• Polishlotny

• Portuguesevolátil

• Romanianvolatil

• Russianлету́чий

• Slovakprchavý

• Spanishvolátil

• Swedishflyktig

• Thaiลบเลือนได้

• Turkishuçucu

• Vietnameseneeded

• Englishevaporating or vaporizing readily under normal conditions

• Afrikaansvlugtig

• Chinese

• Mandarin易揮發的

• Czechprchavý

• Dutchvluchtig

• Finnishhaihtuva

• Frenchvolatil

• Germanvolatil

• Greekπτητικός

• Hebre נדיף

• Hungarianillékony

• Italianvolatile

• Japanese揮発性

• Javaneseneeded

• Korean휘발성의

• Malaymeruap

• Manxso-ghaalagh

• Maoritākohukohu

• Norwegianflyktig

• Ossetianсысгæ

• Polishlotny

• Portuguesevolátil

• Romanianvolatil

• Russianлету́чий

• Slovakprchavý

• Spanishvolátil

• Swedishflyktig

• Thaiลบเลือนได้

• Turkishuçucu

• Vietnameseneeded

59.

• English-est

• Englishsuperlative of adjectives and adverbs

• Arabicال

• Armenianամենա-, գույն

• Basqueen

• Breton-añ

• Burmeseneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarin最

• Czechnej-

• Danishest

• Dutch-ste

• Esperantoplej

• Finnishqualifierfi

• Frenchle plus (put before the adjective), e.g. biggest = le plus grand

• Georgianneeded

• Germansteram ...-sten qualifier

• Japanese一番jaSino-Japanese prefix

• Khmerneeded

• Korean가장

• Laoທີ່ສຸດ

• Malayter-

• Mongolianхамгын

• Norwegian

• Bokmålest, qualifiernb

• Nynorskast, qualifiernn

• Polishnaj-, najbardziej (before the adjective or adverb)

• Portuguesemais used with definite article

• Russianнаи- qualifierнаибо́лее qualifier

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicнај

• Romannaj

• Slovaknaj-

• Spanishqualifieres

• Swedish-ast (1), mest (before the adjective or adverb) (1)

• Thaiที่สุด

• Turkishen

• Vietnamesenhất

• Welsha

60.

• Englishunderstudy

• Englishto study or know a role to such an extent as to be able to replace the normal performer when required

• Frenchdoubler

• Russianучить

• Spanishneeded

61.

• Englishcut down|cut

• Englishcolloquial: circumcised (see also circumcised)

• Greekπεριτετμημένος

• Italiancirconciso

• Portuguesecircuncidado

• Russianобре́заный

• Spanishcircuncidado

• 
  

• Englishcut down|cut

• Englishlower than normal rate

• Danishnedsættelse

• Finnishleikattu, alennettu

• Frenchbaisse

• Italianriduzione

• Portugueseredução

62.

• Englishexemption

• Englishdeduction from the normal amount of taxes

• Finnishverovähennys, vähennys

• GermanFreibetrag

• Norwegianfradrag

• Russianqualifierru

• Turkishvergi muafiyeti

63.

• Englishbutyric acid

• Englishnormal butyric acid

• Czechkyselina máselná

• Faroesesmørsýra

• Finnishvoihappo, butaanihappo

• Frenchacide butyrique

• GermanButtersäure

• Greekβουτυρικό οξύ

• Hungarianvajsav

• Italianacido butirrico

• Japanese酪酸

• Persianبوتیریک اسید

• Polishkwas masłowy

• Swedishsmörsyra

64.

• Englishossification

• Englishthe normal process by which bone is formed

• Finnishluutuminen

• Hebre התגרמות

65.

• Englishfinicky

• Englishdemanding, requiring above-normal care

• German, anspruchsvoll, heikel, pflegebedürftig

66.

• Englishnormal distribution

• Englishprobability distribution

• Czechnormální rozdělení

• Dutchnormaalverdeling, normale verdeling, gaussverdeling

• Estoniannormaaljaotus

• Finnishnormaalijakauma

• GermanNormaverteilung

• Hungariannormális eloszlás

• IcelandicGauss-dreifing

• Italiandistribuzione normale

• Polishrozkład normalny

• Tagalogdaniwing pamamahagi

67.

• Englishregular

• Englishnormal

• Arabicعَادِيّ

• Chinese

• Mandarin平常

• Czechnormální, obyčejný

• Danishalmindelig, normal

• Dutchgewoon

• Finnishsäännöllinen

• Germannormal, gewöhnlich

• Greekκανονικόςκανονικήκανονικό

• Hungarianrendes

• Korean일반

• Portugueseregular

• Russianобы́чный, норма́льный

• Spanishregular

68.

• Englishfreak

• Englishoddball, especially in physiology

• Chinese

• Mandarin人妖怪物

• Finnishfriikki, kummajainen, luonnonoikku

• Frenchmonstreanormal

• Italianabnorme

• Japaneseフリーク変人

• Macedonianизрод

• Russianуро́дуро́дец

• Spanishfenómeno

• Ukrainianдивак

• 
  

• Englishfreak

• Englishperson whose physique has grown far beyond the normal limits of muscular development

• Frenchdéforme

• Italiandeformefenomeno

69.

• Englishexception

• Englishcomputing: an interruption in normal processing

• Bulgarianгрешка

• Chinese

• Mandarin异常

• Czechvýjimka

• Finnishvirhe, poikkeus

• GermanAusnahmeException

• Greekεξαίρεση

• Irisheisceacht

• Japanese例外

• Polishwyjątek

• Portugueseexceção

• Turkisholağandışı duru

• Frenchcheckexception

• Italiancheckeccezione

70.

• Englishyodel

• Englishto sing in such a way that the voice fluctuates rapidly between the normal chest voice and falsetto

• Czechjódlovat

• Danishjodle

• Dutchjodelen

• Esperantojodli

• Estonianjoodeldama

• Finnishjodlata

• Frenchiodler, yodler, jodler

• Germanjodeln

• Greekλαρυγγίζω

• Hungarianjódlizik

• Icelandicjóðla

• Idoyodlar

• Irishgeoidligh

• Italiancantare lo jodel

• Japaneseヨーデルする

• Norwegianjodle

• Polishjodłować

• Portuguesecantar à tirolesa

• Russianйодли́ровать

• Spanishcantar como los tiroleses

• Swedishjoddla

71.

• Englishdegenerate

• Englishhaving deteriorated, degraded or fallen from normal

• Bulgarianизроден, дегенерирал

• Chinese

• Mandarin惡化變質

• Frenchneeded

• Germanentarten

• Hebre מנוון

• Italianneeded

• Maoripūwhenua

• Polishdegenerat

• Portuguesedegenerado

• Romaniandegenerat, degradat

• Russianиспорченный, ухудшившийся

• Spanishdegenerado

• Turkishdejenere, yoz, yozlaşmış, soysuz

72.

• Englishstrange

• Englishnot normal

• Afrikaansvreemd, raar

• Albaniançuditshëm

• Amharicneeded

• Arabicغَرِيب, عَجِيب

• Armenianտարօրինակ

• Asturianraru, estrañu

• Azerineeded

• Bashkirneeded

• Belarusianдзі́ўны

• Bengalineeded

• Bulgarianстра́нен

• Burmeseneeded

• Catalanestrany

• CherokeeᎠᏎᎩ

• Chinese

• Mandarin奇怪

• Crimean Tatarhucur

• Czechzvláštnípodivný

• Danishunderlig

• Dutchvreemd, raar

• Esperantostranga

• Estonianimelik

• Faroeseløgin

• Finnishouto, vieras, kummallinen, ihmeellinen

• Frenchétrange

• Friulianstramp, strani

• Galicianestraño, raro

• Georgianუცნაური

• Germanseltsa, sonderbar, komisch, verwunderlich

• Greekπαράξενος, παράδοξος, αλλόκοτος, περίεργος

• Gujaratineeded

• Hebre מוזר

• Hindiअजीब

• Hungariankülönös, furcsa, különleges

• Icelandicskrýtinn

• Idostranja

• Indonesiananeh

• Irishaisteach, ait, éagsúlach

• Italianstrano

• Japanese変

• Kannadaneeded

• Kazakhneeded

• Khmerប្លែក

• Korean이상하다

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjiecêb, seyr, sosret, mat

• Soraniعه‌نتیکهسه‌یر

• Latinextraneus

• Latviansvešs, dīvains, svešāds

• Lithuaniankeistas

• Livonianvȭrõz

• Lojbancizra

• Luxembourgishneeded

• Macedonianчу́ден

• Malayaneh, ganjil, pelik, gharib

• Maorineeded

• Mirandeseneeded

• Norwegianmerkelig, sær, rar

• Novialstranji

• Occitanneeded

• Persianعجیبعجیب و غریب

• Polishdziwny

• Portugueseestranho

• Romanianciudat, straniu, neobișnuit, nenatural

• Russianстра́нный, чудно́й, необы́чный

• Scottish gaelicannasach, neònach, coimheach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicнеобичанстран

• Romanneobičan, čudan, čudnovat, stran

• Sinhaleseneeded

• Slovakdivný

• Slovenečuden

• Spanishextraño, raro

• Swedishkonstig, underlig, sällsa, märklig, egendomlig, besynnerlig

• Tamilவிசித்திரமான

• Teluguవింత, విచిత్రమైన

• Turkishgarip, tuha, yabancı

• Ukrainianди́вний

• Urduعجیب

• Venetianstranio, stranbo

• Vietnameselạ lùng, lạ

• Volapükneeded

• Walloonneeded

• Welshrhyfedd

• West frisianfrjemd, frjemde, nuver, nuvere

• Yiddishneeded

73.

• Englishdisturbance

• Englishinterruption of that which is normal or regular

• Bulgarianбезредие

• Czechnarušení

• GermanStörung

• Japanese混乱

• Kurdish

• Soraniئاژاوه‌

• Maoringaungau, āheihei, heihei, pororaru

• Portugueseperturbação

• Romanianperturbarederanjament

• Russianрасстро́йство

• Scottish gaelicatharrachadh

• Spanishperturbación

• Swedishavbrott

74.

• Englishanomalous

• Englishdeviating from the normal

• Bulgarianнеправилен, аномален

• Catalananòmal

• Dutchabnormaal

• Finnishpoikkeava, epätavallinen

• Frenchanormal, anomal

• Germanunregelmäßig, irregulär, anomal

• Greekανώμαλος

• Ancientἀνώμαλος

• Irishaimhrialta

• Latinirrēgulāris, anōmalos

• Persianناهنجار

• Portugueseanómalo qualifier

• Serbo-Croatiananomalan

• Spanishanómalo

75.

• Englishspeculation

• Englishbusiness, finance: investment involving higher-than-normal risk

• Catalanespeculació

• Finnishspekulaatio, spekulatiivinen investointi, riskisijoitus

• Frenchspéculation

• GermanSpekulation

• Italianspeculazione

• Japanese投機

• Portugueseespeculação

• Russianспекуля́ция

• Swedishspekulation

76.

• Englishpart-time

• Englishinvolving less than the normal time

• Chinese

• Cantonese兼職, 兼职

• Mandarin兼職

• Danishdeltids-

• Dutchdeeltijds

• Estonianpoole kohaga, osalise tööajaga

• Finnishosa-aikainen, sivutoiminen, osa-aika

• Frenchà temps partiel

• GermanTeilzeit- qualifier

• Hungarianrészidős

• Japaneseパートタイム

• Korean파트타임

• Maoriharangotengote, hamanga, hangere

• Norwegian

• Bokmåldeltiddeltids-

• Nynorskdeltid

• Portuguesede meio expediente

• Russianза́нятый непо́лное рабо́чее вре́мя, на полста́вки

• Scottish gaelicpàirt-ùine, pàirt-thìde

• Spanishtiempo parcial

• Swedishdeltids-

• Vietnameselàm thê

77.

• Englishvariable

• Englishbiology: tending to deviate from a normal or recognized type

• Norwegianavvikende

• Polishzmienny

• Romanianschimbabilvariabil

• Swedishavvikande

78.

• Englishroutine

• Englishset of normal procedures, often performed mechanically

• Czechrutina

• Finnishrutiini

• Frenchroutine

• GermanRoutine

• Korean관례

• Maorihātepe

• Norwegian

• Bokmålrutine

• Nynorskrutine

• Portugueserotina

• Russianрути́на

• Spanishrutina

• Swedishrutin

79.

• Englishbackward

• Englishof the direction reverse of normal

• Bulgarianобратно

• Chinese

• Mandarin逆向

• Czechvzad

• Dutchachteruit

• Finnishtakaperoinen, päinvastainen, peruuttaa

• Germanrückwärts

• Greekανάποδος

• Italianretromarcia

• Polishtył

• Portugueseretrógrado

• Romanianînapoi, îndărăt

• Russianобра́тный

• Swedishbakåt, baklänges

80.

• Englishnormothermia

• Englishcondition of having normal body temperature

• Finnishnormaalilämpöisyys

• Italiannormotermia

81.

• Englishamyotonia

• Englishlack of normal muscular tension

• Portugueseamiotonia

82.

• Englishnormal

• Englishaccording to norms or rules

• Arabicعَادِيّ

• Catalannormal

• Chinese

• Cantonese正常

• Mandarin正常通常常態

• Czechnormální

• Danishnormal, almindelig

• Finnishsäännönmukainen

• Frenchnormal

• Germannormal

• Greekφυσιολογικός

• Hebre נורמלי

• Hungariannormális, rendes, normál

• Idonormala

• Italiannormale

• Japanese正常常態

• Latinnormalis

• Latviannormāls, parasts

• Macedonianнормален

• Maltesenormali

• Persianنرمال

• Polishnormalny

• Portuguesenormal

• Romaniannormal

• Russianнорма́льный

• Spanishnormal

• Swedishnormal

• 
  

• Englishnormal

• Englishusual, ordinary

• Arabicعَادِيّ, طَبِيعِيّ

• Armenianհասարակ, նորմալ

• Catalannormal

• Chinese

• Mandarin正常

• Czechnormální

• Dutchnormaal, normale, gewoon, gewone

• Estonianharilik

• Finnishsäännöllinen

• Frenchnormal

• Germannormal

• Greekφυσιολογικός

• Haitian Creolenòmal

• Hebre רגיל

• Hungarianrendes, normális

• Indonesiannormal, biasa

• Irishnormálta, gnáth-, gnách

• Italiannormale

• Japanese普通

• Korean정상

• Latvianparasts, ierasts, pierasts, normāls

• Norwegiannormal, ordinær, vanlig, alminnelig

• Persianنرمال

• Polishnormalny, zwykły, zwyczajny

• Portuguesenormal

• Romanianobișnuit, normal, uzual

• Russianнорма́льный, обыкнове́нный, обы́чный

• Spanishnormal

• Swedishnormal

• Vietnamesebình thường

• 
  

• Englishnormal

• Englishhealthy, not sick or ill

• Armenianնորմալ

• Catalannormal

• Czechnormální

• Danishrask

• Hungarianjól

• Indonesiannormal, sehat

• Persianنرمال

• Spanishnormal, bien, sano

• Swedishnormal

• 
  

• Englishnormal

• Englishof points: in the default position

• Catalannormal

• 
  

• Englishnormal

• Englishmathematics: a line perpendicular to another

• Armenianնորմալ

• Catalannormal

• Estoniannormaal

• Finnishnormaali

• Frenchnormale

• GermanNormale

• Greekκάθετος

• Hungariannormális

• Latvianperpendikuls

• Portuguesenormal

• Russianнорма́ль

• Spanishnormal

• Swedishnormal

83.

• Englishsense|common

• Englishusual

• Arabicشَائِع

• Armenianսովորական

• Asturiancomún

• Bulgarianобикновен

• Catalancomú

• Chinese

• Mandarin通常平常

• Czechběžný

• Danishalmindelig, vanlig, sædvanlig

• Dutchgemeen, gemene, gewoon, gewone

• Esperantoordinara

• Finnishyleinen, tavallinen

• Frenchcommun

• Galiciancomún

• Georgianჩვეულებრივი, ხშირი

• Germannicht ungewöhnlich, gewöhnlich, häufig, normal

• Greekκοινός, συνηθισμένος

• Hebre שכיח

• Idoordinara

• Interlinguacommun

• Irishcoitianta

• Italiancomune

• Japanese通常平常

• Khmerទូទៅ

• Korean통상

• Malaybiasa

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegianvanlig

• Persianرایجشایعمعمول

• Polishzwykłypowszedni

• Portuguesecomum

• Romanianobișnuit, uzual, comun

• Russianобы́чный, обы́денный, повседне́вный, обыкнове́нный

• Scottish gaeliccumanta, àbhaisteach, coitcheann

• Spanishcomún

• Swedishvanlig

• Tagalogpambalana, balana

• Teluguమామూలు (maamoolu)

• Thaineeded

• Turkishneeded

• Vietnamesethường, thông thường

• Walloonordinaire

84.

• Englishusually

• Englishmost of the time

• Arabicعَادَةً

• Armenianսովորաբար

• Catalannormalment

• Chinese

• Cantonese平時

• Mandarin通常

• Crimean Tataresasen, adetince, çoqu

• Czechobvykle

• Danishsom regel, sædvanligvis

• Finnishyleensä, tavallisesti, useimmiten

• Frenchgénéralement, habituellement, d'habitude, normalement, usuellement

• Galicianusualmente

• Georgianჩვეულებრივ

• Germangewöhnlich

• Greekσυνήθως

• Hebre בדרך כלל

• Hindiआम्म तौर पर

• Hungarianáltalában, rendszerint

• Idomaxim-multa-kaze

• Irishgo iondúil

• Italiandi solito, generalmente, solitamente

• Japanese通常

• Latvianparasti

• Lojbanso'eroi

• Navajołeh

• Normande couteume qualifier

• Persianمعمولا

• Polishzwykle, zazwyczaj

• Portuguesegeralmente

• Romaniande obicei, în general

• Russianобы́чно

• Scottish gaelicmar as trice qualifier

• Spanishusualmente

• Swedishvanligtvis

• Teluguమామూలుగా, సాధారణంగా

• Turkishgenellikle, genelde

• Urduعام طور پر

• Welshfel arfer

• Zazakidegmesi

85.

• Englishaberration

• Englishact of wandering or deviation, abnormality

• Arabicneeded

• Bulgarianотклоняване

• Catalanaberració

• Dutchaberratie, afwijking

• Finnishpoikkeama, poikkeavuus, eksyminen, hairahdus, harhautuminen, säännöttömyys

• Frenchanomalie

• GermanAberration

• Greekπαρέκκλισηεκτροπήλοξοδρόμηση

• Hungariantévelygés, tévút

• Icelandicneeded

• Irishseachrán

• Italianaberrazione

• Khmerការភ្លាត់ភ្លាំង

• Portugueseaberração

• Romanianaberație

• Russianотклоне́ние

• Spanishaberración

• Turkishsapma, sapkınlık

• Vietnamesecheck(sự) lầm lạc, checkphút lầm lạc

• 
  

• Englishaberration

• Englishmedicine: deviation from normal range

• Dutchaberratie

• Finnishpoikkeama, aberraatio

• Greekπαρέκκλιση

• Portugueseaberração

• Russianаберра́ция

• Bulgariancheckаберация

• Dutchcheckaberratie

• GermancheckAberration

• Interlinguacheckaberration

• Irishcheckiomrall

• Italiancheckaberrazione

• Norwegiancheckavvik

• Romaniancheckaberație

• Spanishcheckaberración

• Vietnamesecheck(sự) khác thường

86.

• Englishaberration|aberration

• Englishact of wandering or deviation, abnormality

• Arabicneeded

• Bulgarianотклоняване

• Catalanaberració

• Dutchaberratie, afwijking

• Finnishpoikkeama, poikkeavuus, eksyminen, hairahdus, harhautuminen, säännöttömyys

• Frenchanomalie

• GermanAberration

• Greekπαρέκκλισηεκτροπήλοξοδρόμηση

• Hungariantévelygés, tévút

• Icelandicneeded

• Irishseachrán

• Italianaberrazione

• Khmerការភ្លាត់ភ្លាំង

• Portugueseaberração

• Romanianaberație

• Russianотклоне́ние

• Spanishaberración

• Turkishsapma, sapkınlık

• Vietnamesecheck(sự) lầm lạc, checkphút lầm lạc

• 
  

• Englishaberration|aberration

• Englishmedicine: deviation from normal range

• Dutchaberratie

• Finnishpoikkeama, aberraatio

• Greekπαρέκκλιση

• Portugueseaberração

• Russianаберра́ция

• Bulgariancheckаберация

• Dutchcheckaberratie

• GermancheckAberration

• Interlinguacheckaberration

• Irishcheckiomrall

• Italiancheckaberrazione

• Norwegiancheckavvik

• Romaniancheckaberație

• Spanishcheckaberración

• Vietnamesecheck(sự) khác thường

87.

• Englishneurotypical

• Englishhaving normal way of processing information

• Finnishneurotyypillinen

88.

• Englishelevated

• EnglishAbove normal

• Finnishkohonnut

• Frenchélevé

• Romanianridicat

89.

• Englishordinary

• Englishnormal, routine

• Arabicعَادِيّ, مَأْلُوف

• Armenianսովորական, հասարակ

• Asturianordinariu

• Bashkirябай

• Catalanordinari

• Chinese

• Mandarin普通平常平凡

• Czechobyčejný

• Dutchgewoon

• Finnishtavallinen

• Frenchordinaire

• Galicianordinario

• Georgianჩვეულებრივი, უბრალო, ჩვეული

• Germangewöhnlich, ordinär

• Greekκοινός

• Hindiआम्मसाधारणमामूली

• Hungarianrendes, szokásos

• Idokustumala

• Irishgnáth-, normálta, gnách, coitianta

• Italianordinario

• Japanese通常普通平凡

• Normanordinnaithe

• Khmerធម្មតាសាមញ្ញ

• Korean정규

• Latinordinarius, cotidianus

• Latvianparasts

• Macedonianобичен

• Persianعادی

• Polishzwykły

• Portugueseordinário

• Romaniannormalordinar

• Russianобыкнове́нный, обы́чный

• Sanskritसाधारणसामान्य

• Slovakneeded

• Slovenenavaden

• Spanishordinario

• Swedishvanlig, ordinär

• Tok Pisinnating

• Turkishsıradan, olağan

• Urduعاممعمولیسادھارن

90.

• Englishnormalcy

• Englishstate of being normal

• Arabicالحَالَة الطَبِيعِيَّة

• Armenianնորմալություն

• Bulgarianнормалност

• Catalannormalitat

• Chinese

• Mandarin正常正規, 正规

• Czechnormálnost

• Danishnormalitet

• Dutchnormaliteit

• Esperantonormaleco

• Estoniannormaalsus

• Finnishnormaalius, normaalitila

• Frenchnormalité

• Georgianნორმალობა

• GermanNormalität

• Greekκανονικότητα

• Hebre נורמליות

• Hungarianszabályszerűség, természetszerűség

• Irishnormáltacht

• Italiannormalità

• Japanese正常

• Korean정상

• Latviannormālumsparastums

• Lithuaniannormalumas

• Norwegiannormalitet

• Polishnormalność

• Portuguesenormalidade

• Romaniannormalitate

• Russianнорма́льность

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicнормалност

• Romannormalnost

• Slovaknormálnosť

• Slovenenormalnost

• Spanishnormalidad

• Swedishnormalitet

• Turkishnormallik

• Ukrainianнормальність

91.

• Englishnormally

• Englishunder normal conditions or circumstances, usually, most of the time

• Catalannormalment

• Chinese

• Cantonese平時

• Dutchnormaal, normaliter, normaal gesproken, normaal gezien, normalerwijze

• Esperantonorme

• Finnishnormaalisti, yleensä

• Frenchnormalement

• Georgianneeded

• Germannormalerweise

• Greekκανονικά

• Hungarianáltalában, rendszerint

• Korean보통

• Latinnormaliter

• Latviannormāli, parasti

• Portuguesenormalmente

• Romaniande obicei, în mod normal

• Russianобычно

• Spanishnormalmente, de costumbre

• 
  

• Englishnormally

• Englishin the expected or customary manner

• Catalannormalment

• Dutchnormaal, gewoon

• Esperantokutime

• Finnishnormaalisti, tavalliseen tapaan

• Frenchnormalement

• Georgianნორმალურად

• Germannormal

• Hungariannormálisan

• Portuguesenormalmente

• Russianкак обычно

• Spanishnormalmente, de costumbre

• Esperantochecknormale

• Frenchchecknormalement

• Latinchecknormaliter

• Spanishchecknormalmente

92.

• Englishoverride

• Englishto counteract the normal operation of something

• Frenchoutrepasser

• Japanese覆す

• Norwegianmotvirke, overstyre

• Portuguesesobrepor

• Swedishåsidosätta

93.

• Englishpooch

• Englishto extend beyond normal limits

• Dutchpuilen, uitpuilen

• Finnishpullistua

94.

• Englishreconstruction

• Englishsomething reconstructed or restored

• Armenianվերակազմություն

• Esperantorekonstruo

• Finnishrekonstruktio

• GermanRekonstruktion

• Italianricostruzione

• Norwegian

• Bokmålrekonstruksjon

• Nynorskrekonstruksjon

• Portuguesereconstrução

• Romanianreconstrucție

• Spanishreconstrucción

• Swedishrekonstruktion

• Turkishrekonstriksiyonrekonstriksiyon tr(tr), yeni kurum tr(tr), Estetik ameliyat , sakatlık gösteren bir organa yeniden normal şekil ve durumunu kazandırma , tadilat , sakat binayi adil yapmak yani tadil etmek.

95.

• Englishmost

• Englishadverb forming superlative

• Arabicال

• Armenianամենա-, գույն

• Belarusianнайбо́льш

• Chinese

• Dunganцзуй

• Mandarin最

• Czechnejvíce

• Esperantoplej

• Frenchle plus + m noun, la plus + f noun, les plus + plural noun

• Georgianneeded

• Germansteram ...-sten qualifier

• Hebre הכי

• Hindiसबसे

• Idomaxi

• Italianil più

• Japanese最もja

• Khmerជាងគេ

• Korean가장

• Laoທີ່ສຸດ

• Latinplurime, issime, issime

• Macedonianнај-

• Norwegian

• Bokmålmest

• Nynorskmest

• Portugueseo/a/os/as mais#Portuguese

• Russianнаи- qualifierнаибо́лее qualifier

• Scotsmaist

• Slovenenàjbolj

• Spanishel/la/lo más

• Swedishmest

• Thaiที่สุด

• Turkishen

• Urduسب سے

• Vietnamesenhất

96.

• Englishtypical

• Englishnormal, to be expected

97.

• Englishweird

• Englishhaving supernatural or preternatural power

• Dutchbovennatuurlijk

• Finnishyliluonnollinen

• Germangeheimnisvoll, unheimlich, übernatürlich

• Italiananormale, surreale, paranormale, innaturale, fuori dall'ordinario

• Russianпотусторо́нний, сверхъесте́ственный

• Turkishacaip, esrarengiz, tüyleri ürpertici

• 
  

• Englishweird

• Englishdeviating from the normal, bizarre

• Catalanrar, estrany

• Chinese

• Mandarin奇怪

• Czechdivný, zvláštní

• Dutchvreemd, raar, ongewoon, bizar, eigenaardig, merkwaardig

• Faroeseløgin

• Finnishouto, kummallinen

• Frenchbizarre

• Georgianneeded

• Germaneigenartig, merkwürdig, sonderbar, seltsa, bizarr

• Icelandickynlegur

• Italianbizzarro, bislacco

• Japanese変

• Khmerជំលើយ

• Lojbancizra

• Polishdziwaczny

• Portugueseestranho, bizarro

• Russianстра́нный, причу́дливый, чудно́й

• Slovakdivný

• Spanishraro

• Turkishgarip, tuha, acaip

• Vietnamesekỳ quái

98.

• Englishamyloid

• Englishmisfolded proteins that disrupt normal organ function

• Portugueseamiloide

99.

• Englishparanormal

• Englishcan not be explained by scientific methods

• Arabicخارق للطبيعَة

• Catalanparanormal

• Finnishparanormaali, yliluonnollinen

• Frenchcheckparanormal

• Greekπαραφυσικόςυπερφυσικός

• Hungarianparanormális

• Irishparanormálta

• Italianparanormale

• Portugueseparanormal

• Romaniancheckparanormal

• Spanishcheckparanormal

• Swedishcheckparanormal

100.

• Englishasplenia

• Englishabsence of normal spleen function

• Arabicneeded

• Armenianանփայծաղություն

• Chinese

• Mandarin無脾无脾症

• Dutchasplenie

• Finnishasplenia

• Frenchasplénie

• GermanAsplenie

• Hindineeded

• Italianiposplenismo, asplenia, alienia

• Japanese無脾症

• Koreanneeded

• Polishasplenia

• Portugueseasplenia

• Russianасплени́я

• Spanishasplenia

• Vietnameseneeded

101.

• Englishnormalize

• Englishto make normal

• Dutchnormaliseren

• Finnishnormalisoida

• Germannormalisieren

• Normannormaliser

• Idonormizar, normaligar

• Latinad normam redigere

• Spanishnormalizar

• Swedishnormalisera

• 
  

• Englishnormalize

• Englishto format in a standardized manner

• Dutchnormaliseren

• 
  

• Englishnormalize

• Englishstatistics: to reduce variations

• Dutchnormaliseren

• Finnishnormaalistaa

• 
  

• Englishnormalize

• Englishrail transport, transitive: to return to the normal position

• Finnishpalauttaa

• 
  

• Englishnormalize

• Englishrail transport, intransitive: to return to the normal position

• Finnishpalautua

• 
  

• Englishnormalize

• Englishmathematics

• Germannormieren, normalisieren

• Frenchchecknormaliser

102.

• Englishwarm up

• Englishto reach a normal operating temperature

• Arabicدَفَّأَ qualifierأَدْفَأَ, qualifierar

• Chinese

• Mandarin暖焐變熱

• Finnishlämmittää qualifier

• Japanese暖める暖まるウォームアップ

• Portugueseaquecer

• Russianнагрева́тьгре́тьнагрева́ться

• Walloontchåfer

• ǃXóõǂgáʻã

103.

• Englishdecompress

• EnglishTo bring someone (such as a diver) back to normal atmospheric pressure

• Bulgarianдекомпресирам

• Greekαποσυμπιέζω

• 
  

• Englishdecompress

• EnglishTo restore compressed data to its normal size

• Bulgarianразгъвам

• Finnishpurkaa

• Greekαποσυμπιέζω

• Icelandicafþjappa

• 
  

• Englishdecompress

• EnglishTo adjust to normal atmospheric pressure after being exposed to high pressure

• Greekαποσυμπιέζω

104.

• Englishcomprehensive school

• Englishnormal secondary school, accepting pupils of all abilities

• Danishenhedsskole

• Dutchmiddenschool

• Frenchécole moyenne

• GermanGesamtschule

• Irishscoil chuimsitheach

• Italianliceo scientifico

• Norwegianenhetsskole

• Swedishenhetsskola

• Welshysgol gyfun

105.

• Englishinterregnum

• Englishperiod of time during which normal executive leadership is suspended or interrupted

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishhallituspula

• Russianneeded

• Serbo-Croatianinterregnum

106.

• Englishshortie

• Englishsomething or someone that is shorter than normal

• Finnishpätkä, tumppi

• Portuguesetampinha

• 
  

• Englishshortie

• Englishshorter than normal

• Finnishtavallista lyhyempi, lyhyenläntä

107.

• Englishout of the ordinary

• Englishunusual, not ordinary

• Frenchhors du commun

• Italianfuori dall'ordinario

• Portuguesefora do comu, fora do normal

• Spanishfuera de lo común, fuera de lo normal

• Welshallan o'r cyffredin

108.

• Englishdouble

• Englishof flowers, having more than the normal number of petals

• Bulgarianкичест

• Finnishkerrottu

• Germangefüllt

• Normandoubl'ye

• Spanishdoble

• 
  

• Englishdouble

• Englishto go at twice the normal speed

• Germandoppeln

• Spanishduplicar la velocidad

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